CJP Protest FIR Claim Is Fake, Delhi Police Reportedly Clarifies

New Delhi: After the protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, certain social media posts and media reports claimed that the Delhi Police had registered an FIR against the protesters. These viral claims created confusion among the public.

Delhi Police issues clarification

Responding to these claims, the Delhi Police clarified that no FIR of any kind has been registered against the individuals who participated in the protest at Jantar Mantar. The police stated that such reports and claims circulating on social media are entirely misleading.

Appeal to avoid rumors

The Delhi Police has appealed to citizens not to rely on or share unverified and misleading information. The police noted that misinformation can impact law and order and create unnecessary confusion among the public.

Advice to rely on official information

The police stated that for information regarding any incident or action, one should rely solely on official statements and updates issued via Delhi Police's official social media handles. Officials urged the public to use social media responsibly and remain vigilant against fake news.

Thousands of youths participated in the protest

Thousands of students and young professionals participated in the protest held at Jantar Mantar on Saturday. Carrying posters and banners, the protesters demanded transparency and accountability in the education system. The protest was led by the organization's founder, Abhijit Deepke, who recently returned to India from the US. Prior permission for the protest had also been obtained from the Delhi Police.